Cultural taboos in China (II)

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Forum trends: Inappropriate questions you should never ask foreigners

If you are new to China, then get ready to deal with any tough questions thrown at you. Some questions may stump or even surprise you, especially when you're asked about your personal life, even just after meeting someone for the first time.

Forum trends: China or US: Which offers a better life?

China's booming economy is attracting more and more expats to live and work in the country. During their stay, they tend to compare their host country with their home country, which may help them learn more about the country and more quickly adapt to the new environment.

Forum trends:Is spanking children the right thing to do?

Sixty percent of Chinese people surveyed believe spanking is an effective way to discipline children and not a form of domestic violence.

Forum Trends: How I incorporated Chinese culture into my wedding

You may have attended a lot of weddings using both western style and a Chinese theme. However, how do you mix the two styles up?

Forum trends: Advice for graduates

As graduation season fast approaches, college graduates are preparing themselves to enter a new, exciting, and perhaps uncertain period of their lives. What advice would you give this year's college graduates?

Cultural taboos in China (II)

The latest issue on Cultural taboos in China was so well received by our readers that our forum members share more taboos they heard about during their stay in China.

Forum trends: 10 reasons to try Chinese street food before you die

The street vendors can be found nearly everywhere in China, with all sorts of snacks, treats and meals for anyone adventurous enough to try. If you are new to China, don't miss out on an authentic street food tour.

Forum trends: What can India learn from China?

Although many efforts have been made, 20 % of children are not in school and half of Indian pupils leave the school system after elementary education.